Croatia Sailing Destinations
Explore Croatia's Dalmatian Coast with Roam Sailing and discover some of the country's most memorable coastal towns and islands. Our 8-day Croatia sail tours are designed for young professionals and like-minded travellers who want to experience Croatia by boat, combining historic towns, beautiful beaches, clear Adriatic water, local food, culture, adventure, relaxation and nightlife.
From the historic streets of Trogir and Dubrovnik to the beaches and nightlife of Hvar, the nature of Mljet and the food and wine of Korčula, each destination has its own character and something different to discover.
Trogir
Located along Croatia's spectacular Dalmatian Coast, Trogir is one of the country's most charming and historic coastal towns. Its beautifully preserved historic centre is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, making it a standout destination for anyone interested in Croatian history and culture.
Trogir's Old Town sits on a small island connected by bridges, with cobblestone streets, Romanesque and Venetian architecture and centuries of history around almost every corner. The Cathedral of St. Lawrence is one of the town's most famous landmarks, particularly known for its intricate Radovan's Portal and panoramic views from its bell tower.
Along the waterfront, palm trees, restaurants and moored yachts give Trogir a relaxed coastal atmosphere. Spend some time wandering the narrow streets, discovering local cafés or simply taking in the views across the Adriatic.
Trogir captures a lot of what makes exploring Croatia so enjoyable — history, architecture, waterfront living and authentic Dalmatian culture all within a compact, walkable town.
Hvar
Hvar is one of Croatia's most famous islands, combining beautiful beaches, crystal-clear water, Mediterranean charm and a lively social atmosphere.
During the day, Hvar is all about enjoying the Adriatic lifestyle. Find a beach, go for a swim, explore the town or sit down somewhere with a drink and take in the sunshine.
Once the sun goes down, Hvar shows a completely different side. The island is famous for its nightlife, with bars and venues that can keep the evening going into the early hours.
That combination of beautiful surroundings during the day and a lively atmosphere at night makes Hvar a great choice for travellers who want a destination that offers both relaxation and fun.
Mljet
If you're looking for a more tranquil and picturesque side of Croatia, Mljet is the place to slow down.
The island is known for its natural beauty, including clear water, beautiful beaches and lush forests. It's a great destination for spending time outdoors and enjoying a quieter side of the Croatian coast.
There are hiking trails to explore, the historic Monastery of Saint Mary to discover, or you can simply find a beautiful spot to swim, relax and take in the surroundings.
Mljet doesn't need a packed schedule. Sometimes the best way to experience it is to take your time, explore at your own pace and enjoy being somewhere this beautiful.
For travellers who want nature, swimming and relaxation alongside the more lively destinations of Croatia, Mljet offers a completely different experience.
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is one of Croatia's most iconic destinations, combining history, culture, architecture, beaches and spectacular Adriatic scenery.
The city's Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is filled with narrow cobblestone streets, historic buildings and impressive fortifications. Walking along the famous city walls gives you incredible views across the rooftops and out over the Adriatic Sea.
For another perspective, take the cable car to the top of Mount Srđ for panoramic views across Dubrovnik and the surrounding coastline.
And when you've had enough sightseeing, Dubrovnik has beautiful places to relax by the water. Banje Beach is one of the city's best-known beaches and is an easy place to cool off and enjoy the Adriatic.
Whether you're interested in history and architecture, exploring the Old Town, relaxing by the water or taking in the views, Dubrovnik offers plenty to experience.
Korčula
Korčula is a picturesque island town known for its historic Old Town, rich cultural heritage and beautiful views across the Adriatic.
The Old Town is a maze of narrow streets, impressive architecture and charming squares, including the striking St. Mark's Cathedral. It's the kind of place where you can easily spend an afternoon wandering without needing a plan.
Korčula is often associated with the famous explorer Marco Polo, adding another interesting layer to the island's cultural identity.
Food and wine are another big part of the experience. Fresh seafood, local cuisine and Korčula's famous white wine make it a great destination for discovering some of the flavours of the Croatian coast.
With its historic streets, Adriatic views, food and wine, Korčula has plenty to explore both inside and outside the Old Town.
Stari Grad
Located on the island of Hvar, Stari Grad is a picturesque town surrounded by forests, vineyards and olive groves.
Its well-preserved Old Town is full of character, with historic streets and architecture that make it an enjoyable place to explore on foot. Nearby, the UNESCO-protected Stari Grad Plain offers another glimpse into the area's long agricultural history.
Stari Grad is also well known for its lavender production. You'll find local lavender products ranging from oils and body sprays to potpourri — and even lavender-flavoured gelato.
It's a destination that combines culture and nature without feeling rushed. You can explore the Old Town, discover the surrounding landscape and enjoy a much more relaxed side of the island of Hvar.
Makarska
Makarska is a beautiful coastal town where history, beaches and the dramatic Biokovo mountain range come together.
With a history dating back to Roman times, Makarska offers plenty to explore around its Old Town. Historic architecture, coastal views and the surrounding mountains give the town a distinctive setting.
It's also a destination for enjoying the Adriatic at a slower pace. Makarska's beautiful beaches are ideal for swimming, relaxing or enjoying some of the water-based activities available along the coast.
Whether you're interested in history, beaches, mountain scenery or simply enjoying the atmosphere of a Croatian coastal town, Makarska offers a bit of everything.